Las Vegas Ice Center

Public skating at Las Vegas Ice Center: the next 7 days

Sunday, October 11

• 1:00–3:00 PM · Public Skate

Friday, October 16

• 7:30–9:30 PM · Public Skate

Saturday, October 17

• 1:00–3:00 PM · Public Skate
• 7:30–9:30 PM · Public Skate

Run by the Brooks family since 2004

The Las Vegas Ice Center started out as two roller rinks, and roller hockey was the biggest draw until one of the building's sheets was converted to ice. In 2004 the rink was on the brink of closure. Its owner closed it on December 29, and two days later a sponsor of the hockey program, a Brooks family father, walked in and took it over before the ice melted.

The family leased the building for seven years and then bought it outright, including what is now the attached Brooksy's Bar and Grill. Converting the second sheet from roller to ice drew tournaments from across the country, and for years it was the only two-sheet facility in town. Hockey made up about 70 percent of its business in 2018; the ice also hosts broomball, and the building has a skating treadmill.

Its own players have gone far: both Brooks children played college hockey on scholarships, and the son won a championship with the minor-league Colorado Eagles. In 2026 the family said the rink had been family-owned and operated for more than 20 years, and its director of operations said many Vegas kids were now reaching prep schools and junior hockey.

Before you head out.

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